18 different Galaxies in the Markarian's Chain

[EzyStyles (Eric)]

Hi Guys,

18 different galaxies in the heart of Markarian's Chain. The main ones are M84 and M86. Image was taken last week with 11 x 7 minutes expo at ISO 400 during the early hours.

Hi Res here:

http://www.ezystyles.com.au/gallery2..._itemId=433567


Cheers

[glenc (Glen)]

Great field Eric, the unknown galaxy is mag 16.3 PGC 40723.

[Garyh]

Love it Eric!
The more fuzzies the better!
Is this a full frame or have you cropped it?
Got to give this area a go!
cheers

[peter_4059 (Peter)]

Great image Eric. I really like those shots with so many galaxies. Puts it all in perspective.

[tornado33]

Excellent work there, great colours in NGC 4402 as well.
Scott

[Ric]

Well done Eric, what an amazing image lots to see in this one.

Cheers

[Karlsson]

18? Make that at least 22... PGC40659, PGC40691 (both very close to M86), PGC 40592 and PGC40603 and a few more I'm not sure about...

Very impressive - I guess the limiting factor here is not what's in the image, but what our atlases can display...

[leon]

Very nice Eric, that certainly is a great area of she sky, you have some fine detail in that shot, even a bit of colour in some of the galaxies, well done indeed.

Leon

[spearo (Frank)]

Well done
great to see all these in one shot!
frank

[EzyStyles (Eric)]

Originally Posted by glenc

Great field Eric, the unknown galaxy is mag 16.3 PGC 40723.

Thanks for that glen. it was listed in starry night.

Originally Posted by Garyh

Love it Eric!
The more fuzzies the better!
Is this a full frame or have you cropped it?
Got to give this area a go!
cheers

cheers gary. its a full frame image as i didnt want to crop any of the galaxies out.

Originally Posted by tornado33

Excellent work there, great colours in NGC 4402 as well.
Scott

thanks scott.

Originally Posted by Ric

Well done Eric, what an amazing image lots to see in this one.

Cheers

cheers ric

Originally Posted by Karlsson

18? Make that at least 22... PGC40659, PGC40691 (both very close to M86), PGC 40592 and PGC40603 and a few more I'm not sure about...

Very impressive - I guess the limiting factor here is not what's in the image, but what our atlases can display...

thanks karl. yes i can see those faint fuzzies around m86. dont think starry night listed these at all.

Originally Posted by leon

Very nice Eric, that certainly is a great area of she sky, you have some fine detail in that shot, even a bit of colour in some of the galaxies, well done indeed.

Leon

cheers leon. yes, around this area there are heaps of galaxies. a great time to image them all

Originally Posted by spearo

Well done
great to see all these in one shot!
frank

Thanks frank.

[Alchemy (Clive)]

Nice to capture so many bright galaxys in the one field.

good to see an image youve been quiet lately compared to the usual frenzy of imaging

cheers Alchemy

[davidpretorius]

wow ezy, that is a great piece of the sky

[EzyStyles (Eric)]

Originally Posted by Alchemy

Nice to capture so many bright galaxys in the one field.

good to see an image youve been quiet lately compared to the usual frenzy of imaging

cheers Alchemy

Thanks, been very busy with my personaly life lately and we had a few clear nights too.

Originally Posted by davidpretorius

wow ezy, that is a great piece of the sky

thanks davo. glad you like it

[Tamtarn]

We seemed to have missed this one Eric. We've been out 3 nights in a row ... not much sleep ... and not used to having more than one object to process at a time

Your the expert at multi imaging. Don't know how you do it so regularly

This image of the galaxy field is really great. Lots of detail in each one. Still can't believe how much you get from your very light polluted site it's a credit to you

[EzyStyles (Eric)]

thanks guys. been flat out busy lately so i have slowed down abit. although this week looks very promising weather for us